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0 Shares Traffic control at the Bear Lake trailhead  in Rocky Mountain National Park. has been a problem for years. (Chet Strange, Special to The Denver Post) The next step in a process that may result in a permanent reservation system for Rocky Mountain National Park will be taken starting this week, when a 60-day public comment period begins. A pair of informational webinars on the plan to manage the impacts of explosive visitation growth will be held on May 20 and May 25, and are open to the public. Park officials will explain why they believe visitation must be controlled and what ...

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Slip Sliding Away But let’s not get distracted… We’re merrily tripping along… on the road to ruin, admiring the attractive intentions with which it is paved. As you’ll recall, the U.S. made a disastrous mistake in 1971. Egged on by economist Milton Friedman and many others, the Nixon administration changed from a more or less “natural” currency – dollars backed by gold – to a purely manmade one, today’s paper dollar. Paul Volcker, who was chairman of the Federal Reserve at the time, saved the new monetary system in 1980. Thereafter, it flourished, reaching a peak around...

City of Bend urges: ‘Slow the flow’ of irrigation this growing season BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) -- With warming spring weather and the start of the growing season, the City of Bend wants to remind the community of the importance of “slowing the flow” when it comes to outdoor sprinklers and landscape irrigation. This means taking steps to make sure water from sprinklers and irrigation systems is applied slowly and intentionally to landscapes to help conserve water, reduce water waste, and prevent runoff and over watering.  City of Bend water customers are encouraged to follow these irrigation...

Fears 'brewroom caravan' on Walney Island will be used for 'political rallies' (Here's what you said) REACTION: Residents have had their say on the proposals. NEIGHBOURHOOD disputes will not be taken into consideration when plans to develop a piece of land on Walney go before town planners next week. A planning application to build a field shelter/hay store, greenhouse, and retrospective consent for a static caravan for use as a ‘brew room’ has been submitted for a piece of land off Red Ley Lane. Walter Barrow said: "It's also interesting they are ignoring some of the legislation. W...